**NEW** AARP Downsizing & Decluttering (Co-op with Muskego & Oak Creek) If you’re looking to get rid of some unwanted stuff around the home, join us for our free downsizing and decluttering event. You’ll hear about important organizing tips while exploring how streamlining your things could help you feel happier, less stressed, and more productive. Join our free event to explore: How to start your decluttering and organizing journey Practical tips on organizing and decluttering How better organization could positively impact your daily life

Six Pillars of Brain Health (Co-op with Muskego & Oak Creek) It’s never too late to focus on your brain health. In this interactive session, we’ll explore the six pillars of brain health, activities that support brain health, and hopefully, be inspired by others. This session is a good overview for anyone interested in learning more about brain health and we'll share information on the latest research, lifestyle suggestions, and resources to learn more.Join our Brain Health event to explore: Tips for staying socially engaged Resources to help manage stress Staying healthy and fit Improving your sleep How you can enjoy a brain-healthy diet

APA Winter/Spring: 6 Week Mini Sessions Want to introduce your child to music and theatre without a big commitment? Our short sessions are great for beginners and busy families who aren't ready for full-length classes. It's a chance to try something new, meet friends, and learn new skills. Join us for 6 weeks of music and theatre fun! Visit www.academywi.com to view THEIR full selection of programs. All classes will be held at The Academy of Performing Arts = LOCATION: 1001 St. Martins Rd. Franklin (Corner of Hwy 100 & Loomis) Group Glee Pop Choir (Ages 6 - 10) This is a beginner show choir class in which students will learn to sing and perform together with simple choreography. Students will choose two songs per semester to perform at APA’s music recitals. Each week students will work on basic singing techniques, while learning performance skills that will help them build the necessary confidence needed to perform together for a live audience. Throughout the year, students will gain team-building and leadership skills, while making fun social connections. Group Drama Jr (Ages 6 - 10) In this exciting and interactive class, young actors will embark on a journey of creativity, imagination, and self-expression. Through a variety of fun games, improvisation exercises, and scene work, children will learn the fundamentals of acting while building confidence, communication skills, and teamwork. Whether they dream of being on stage or simply love to play pretend, this class offers a safe and supportive environment for children to explore the magic of acting and unleash their inner performer! Session 1: Puppet Play: Bringing Characters to Life – Create and perform short scenes with puppets while learning voice control, movement, and storytelling. Session 2: Curtain Up: Acting & Imagination – Bring stories to life through character work, improvisation, and creative play. Learn how to use movement, voice, and expression to create dynamic performances. Session 3: Behind the Scenes–Explore the magic of theatre beyond the stage! Dive into costumes, props, set design, and special effects to see how a show comes together. Group Musical Theatre Jr (Ages 6 - 11) Combining acting and music elements with a touch of choreography, students will learn and sing show tunes, learn choreography, & make new friends! Students will learn a variety of warm ups, games, and explore scenes and songs from the different eras of Musical Theater. Session 1: Wicked Act 2 – Continue the magic of Wicked as we explore the unforgettable songs and characters from the second act of this Broadway hit! Perfect for fans of Elphaba, Glinda, and the world of Oz. Session 2: Frozen: The Broadway Experience – Let it go and bring Frozen to life! This session features Broadway-style songs and choreography inspired by Anna, Elsa, and the magic of Arendelle. Session 3: Moana: Wayfinder’s Journey – Set sail on an adventure with Moana! Sing, dance, and embrace the spirit of exploration with music from this beloved Disney hit.

Adult Golf Lessons Golf professional Jim Rewolinski offers instruction on all facets of the game such as: fundamentals of the full swing and short game techniques. Instruction is geared to each individuals ability. This is a 6-week program which consists of: 3 full swing lessons on the range 3 short game lessons including pitching; chipping and putting All lessons will be held at The Sunny Slope Course - 4285 S. Sunnyslope Rd. New Berlin, WI. For weather cancellations, call Jim at 414-427-9650. The practice facility will not have information regarding postponements. Students are required to rent practice balls each time while at the range. Basket sizes and prices are as follows: $10.00/small (45), $12/medium (70), and $14.00/large (100).

Spring Kayaking Trips Big Muskego Lake Scenic Kayak Tours Come join the Muskego Recreation staff and our very own Conservatist guiding you on a kayaking excursion on beautiful Big Muskego Lake. Big Muskego Lake is recognized as a regionally significant natural area and an Important Bird Area. Enjoy an evening of paddling this deep-water marsh habitat via kayak to observe nesting Ospreys, eagles, pelicans, swans, potentially endangered Forster’s terns, as well as many other marsh birds and waterfowl within the upcoming summer season. This trip will require competent paddling ability. Bringbinoculars (and/or camera). Attendees are encouraged to bring their own kayak or canoe, paddles, & PFD, however these will beprovided at an additional expense, if needed. Trip will commence and end at Boxhorn Boat Launch located at S90W13976 Boxhorn Drive. Fox River Guided Tour Come join the Muskego Recreation staff on a one-way paddling trip down the Fox River. On this evening trip down the Fox River, participants will enjoy 6 miles of secluded beauty of the river starting at the Big Bend Park and traveling to Bobberz Tavern which is located right on the river at 8330 Fox River Rd, Waterford. This section is beautiful in its own right which travels through secluded prairie scenery and is just north of the Tichigan State Wildlife Area. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own kayak or canoe, paddles, & PFD, however these will be provided at an additional expense if needed. Complimentary shuttling will be available before the tripsbegins, making your vehicle available at Bobberz Tavern where we finish. The shuttle will depart promptly at 10:00 AM. If you are utilizing your own kayak, you will need to make arrangements to drop your equipment at Big Bend Park Boat Launch before the trips begins and have your vehicle at Bobberz Tavern to catch the 10:00 AM shuttle. Additional details regarding shuttle transportation and equipmentdrop off will be provided at registration. Lulu Lake Scenic Guided Kayak Tour Come join the Muskego Recreation staff on a paddle into one of Southeastern Wisconsin’s secret lakes, Lulu Lake! This lake is lovely and charming, and the trip will have a sense of adventure and exploration. We will depart on a 5-mile paddle starting at Eagle Springs Lake to find this secret lake, one that’s surrounded by public land in the Kettle Moraine State Forest and protected as a state natural area.Attendees are encouraged to bring their own kayak or canoe, paddles, & PFD, however these will be provided at an additional expense if needed. We will meet at Eagle Springs Lake public boat launch off Wambold Road, Mukwonago. Additional details of location will be provided at registration. Little Muskego Lake Social Paddle Come join the Muskego Recreation staff on an evening social paddle on Little Muskego Lake! While weenjoy the tranquility and vast space that Big Muskego Lake offers kayakers, Little Muskego Lake can alsoprovide a fantastic setting for an evening paddle. Take part on this 4-5 mile late-spring leisure paddlewhile we soak in the quaint urban setting of Little Muskego Lake! Trip will commence and end at Idle Isle Park.

Adult Watercolor Painting (Co-op with Muskego) Instructor Joyce Eesley has a BA in Art Education from Alverno College. Her teaching passion has led her to accept numerous teaching positions since retiring from teaching in the school system. She a professional artist that has exhibited her artwork nationally as well as internationally and has her artwork in several national art galleries in their permanent collections and in countless private collections. Watercolor I This workshop is geared towards someone who would like to learn the challenge of creating with this very interesting medium. Students will start by learning the basics of watercolor techniques using only the primary colors in warm and cool hues. The more experienced watercolor student will also benefit from taking this workshop as students will be learning from where they are with their watercolor/art background. Demonstrations as well as individual instruction will be provided. The student then can apply the viewed demonstrations to their artwork. A supply list will be provided upon registration. Watercolor 2 This workshop will include all levels of student’s watercolor/art creating background. It will include demonstrations as well as individual instructions. Students will be using images provided by the instructor allowing the student to use the same demonstrated technique on their own artwork. Only the three primary colors in warm and cool hues are used. A supply list will be provided upon registration. Participants need to bring their own material to class. The watercolor painting supply list can be found HERE Instructor: Artist Joyce Eesley (joyceeesly.com)

Kids, Family and Adult Line Dance Dojo (Co-op With Muskego) Train your mind and body to step and stomp through the honky tonk! We will laugh, learn, and make new friends as we focus on popular line dances that are used for area events. This class is beginner friendly but intermediate dancers will learn new material as well. No belts or cowboy hats required. All classes are held at Muskego City Hall (Meeting Room 1)

BaDuanJin for Health and Wellness Adults 18+Ba Duan Jin is intended to improve health and general well-being, and to regulate and influence specific body functions. It's often used as cardiac rehabilitation therapy for patients with chronic heart failure. The Ba Duan Jin movements and breathing techniques are primarily designated as a form of medical qigong, meant to improve health. In this class, these movements, which can be done sitting or standing, not only adjusts the spleen and stomach, but also regulates the liver and gallbladder. NEW LOCATION - Community Ed and Rec Center 8429 W Forest Hill Ave. Instructor: Mark Fedran

**NEW** (Co-op with Muskego) Baby Massage Basics A gentle, hands-on class designed for parents or guardians and their babies (12 months and younger). Learn simple, soothing massage techniques to help support your baby’s development, bonding, and relaxation. Class Details: Parents/guardians and babies attend together Please bring a blanket — we’ll be sitting on the floor Handouts and guidance provided by the instructor Perfect for new parents looking to connect and care for their baby in a calming, supportive environment. **Cost is per parent/baby couple per session** Please register with parent info. Instructor: Angie Biersach - Certified Child Life Specialist, Certified Family Life Educator, Certified Infant Massage Instructor

Babysitter's Training Ages 11 & Up Develop skills in five critical areas: leadership, safety and safe play, basic care, first aid and professionalism; to provide safe and responsible care for children in the absence of parents or adult guardians. Babysitters will receive information and practice skills in first aid and rescue breathing. This course does not provide certification for these - participants would need to take a CPR and First Aid class to obtain certification. Babysitters MUST attend ALL DAY of class. Students must participate in all lesson activities and complete a series of skills to receive a course participation certificate. Please wear appropriate clothing as some activities will be done on the floor. **Please bring a pen and notebook, a snack, and drink along for class. Food should not contain peanuts/peanut butter.** Instructor: Jeniffer Challen

Barre Co-Op With Muskego & Oak Creek Barre, pronounced "bar", fatigues each muscle group via small targeted movements, high reps and low resistance. Sections of class are also paired with stretching to increase overall flexibility. Using heavy duty chairs for balance, this class is designed to boost endurance, improve balance, increase range of motion, promote better posture, and help with weight management. You DO NOT need any dance background to take this class. Just come excited to try something NEW for YOU! INSTRUCTOR: Amanda Maughan

Basic Estate Planning & Living Trust (Co-op with Oak Creek & Muskego) Having an estate plan helps you secure maximum control over your financial and medical decisions today and provides the greatest benefit to your loved ones in the future. Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from life’s unexpected events and situations. At this workshop you will learn about: Basic documents everyone should have in place, including college aged children. Maintain control of medical and financial decisions during periods of incapacity. Be certain that the property you leave for your family get to the intended beneficiary even in the event of remarriage. Save every tax dollar, professional fee, and court cost possible. We also do a basic review of planning for your long-term health care needs.Presented by Peter Smiley of Centurion Law Services

Beginner Pickleball Clinic for Youth Ages 11-18 Get in the game with our Beginner Pickleball Lessons for ages 11–18! This course is perfect for teens who are new to pickleball and want to learn the basics in a fun, supportive environment. Our skilled instructors will teach fundamental skills like serving, volleying, footwork, scoring, and game rules through interactive drills and games. No experience or equipment is necessary—just come ready to move, learn, and have fun! Whether you're looking to try something new or build confidence on the court, this class is a great way to get started with one of the fastest-growing sports around. Instructed by Dave Hust, FHS Teacher and Pickleball Club Coach. LOCATION: Community Ed and Rec Center - Studio 1 (enter main building doors) NOTE: We will provide all equipment needed.

Beginning Tai Chi Adults 18+Co-op with Muskego An exercise for all ages. Tai Chi movements are soft, graceful and flowing and do not put stress on joints or muscles. It can be learned by anyone, regardless of age or physical limitations. It fosters an inner quiet that relieves stress, tension and body aches. Tai Chi is a totally unique form of exercise during which the student will experience a marvelous sense of well-being as the physical body is slowly and gently healed and integrated with the mind and spirit.Beginning Tai Chi: 13 postures. For those who have never taken Tai Chi. NEW LOCATION - Community Ed and Rec Center 8429 W Forest Hill Ave. Instructor: Mark Fedran

**NEW** Card Club for Seniors A senior center card club is a social and recreational activity where seniors can gather to play card games and chat. This club provides fellowship and an opportunity for both experienced players and beginners to socialize while playing games Bridge, Euchre, Uno, Cribbage and more. They are a great way for mature adults to meet new people and stay engaged with their community. No experience is necessary — everyone is welcome! There’s no formal instruction, just fun and good company. The Community Education & Recreation Department will have cards available. Register ahead of time, or simply stop by and we’ll help you get signed up!

Chair Flex & Stretch Suitable for those who prefer a gentler approach to exercise and want to improve mobility, strength, and balance to the entire body. Great for those with Arthritis*, providing participants with a fun and beneficial exercise experience that can supplement, but not replace exercises that are prescribed by a doctor or therapist.This group exercise program has been specially designed and modified to incorporate a series of movement and proper exercise techniques to help increase overall stamina. Set to music to rejuvenate you, this class is done while sitting in a chair so the pelvis and hips are stabilized, enabling easier movement of the torso and arms without fear of injury or strain. Optional standing posture alternatives will be introduced as well, with the use of a chair for balance and support. No mat exercises or lying on the floor. Canes, walkers and fitness poles are welcome. *Adults with any type of arthritis or fibromyalgia are eligible. Participants must be able to walk independently or, if in a wheelchair, they must be able to transfer to a straight-backed chair. Before you start any exercise program, you should consult your physician. INSTRUCTOR: Vickie Strachota